falsegods

member since January 01, 2006

About

Hello,

I actually go by Nainami, but picked my screenname back in the day where your name was directly linked to your comic.

I have two comics:False Gods - Written, drawn and colored by me.It's very much an experimental story about good, evil and the legacy handed down from father to son. The style False Gods is in is a very minimalist/high-contrast style…. and because of that doesn't get a whole lot of attention. That's fine, I don't love it for it's popularity.

Palestra - Written by myself and drawn/colored by Lemonfruitpie and Sana. These two are an awesome pair. Palestra's had an unfortunate history of losing it's artist after about 20 pages. This has really come to a close when lemon signed on but now school has stolen her away - I weep. Palestra is a comic of the fantasy genre about elves, dragons, demons, warlords with gender problems and all the amusing adventures that happen in between them all. I love this comic and all its characters and I'm happy to see that other people love it as well.

Other than that I associate with a group of people who go under the name of NegamiiX. They're a wonderful bunch and one day we will be a publishing company seeking out people like those on drunk duck and making it so the world can see their works, not just those here on the internet.

Thanks for reading.

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[Reads from left to right~]